Brussels Bulletin: Backlash over UK immigration plans

By Oliver Morrison

21-Feb-2020 - Last updated on 21-Feb-2020 at 13:03 GMT

Our latest news and views from Brussels looks at the UK's new immigration policy, trouble for honey producers and more details about the upcoming Farm to Fork strategy from the EU.

Brussels Bulletin

UK’s post-Brexit immigration policy met with backlash from food industry

EU invests over €100m to promote green and climate-neutral Europe

Companies commit to higher welfare chicken

EU Commission ‘watered down stance on toxic residues’, claims report

EU honey producers facing ‘distressing market situation’

Campaigners urge F2F to target industrial meat

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